Frequent PTEN genomic alterations and activated phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase pathway in basal-like breast cancer cells
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Emmanuel Barillot | Philippe Hupé | Anne Vincent-Salomon | Guillem Rigaill | Marc-Henri Stern | Thierry Dubois | Pierre Gestraud | P. Gestraud | E. Barillot | J. Thiery | A. Vincent-Salomon | M. Stern | P. Hupé | J. Hickman | T. Dubois | G. Rigaill | I. Lebigot | Virginie Maire | Francisco Cruzalegui | Gordon C Tucker | John A Hickman | Ingrid Lebigot | V. Maire | E. Gravier | F. Cruzalegui | G. Tucker | Eléonore Gravier | Jean-Paul Thiery | Bérengère Marty | Marion Kappler | Fathia Djelti | Audrey Tourdès | Marion Kappler | Fathia Djelti | B. Marty | Audrey Tourdès | M. Stern
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